. >> verne: the snapper is going to be christian robertson out of grapevine, texas. the holder mclean. the foot belongs to daniel lacamera. >> gary: they'll probably try to freeze him. he's got two left. >> verne: butch called it. >> referee: time out, tennessee. their second. this will be a 30-second time out. "ncis: new orleans" followed by a new edition of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. josh dobbs has assumed a prayerful posture. all he's done is throw for 394, rushed for 52 and caught a touchdown pass. one of these teams is going remain undefeated. this is only the seventh time that two top-10 teams have played at kyle field. the last aggie win in one of these was in 1975 when they defeated texas. eight seconds to go. >> gary: he did it again. burned another one. >> referee: time out, tennessee, this will be a 30-second time out. >> gary: tennessee football is fun to watch, isn't it? >> verne: we've had them three weeks in a row and we get them again next week. >> gary: you've got to go to basics. go to your center. snap. holder. get it down. do the normal. go thr

. >> verne: the snapper is going to be christian robertson out of grapevine, texas. the holder mclean. the foot belongs to daniel lacamera. >> gary: they'll probably try to freeze him. he's got two left. >> verne: butch called it. >> referee: time out, tennessee. their second. cbs, we'll begin with "ncis" and "ncis: new orleans" followed by a new edition of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. josh dobbs has assumed a prayerful posture. all he's done is throw for 394, rushed for 52 and caught a touchdown pass. on remain undefeated. this is only the seventh time that two top-10 teams have played at kyle field. the last aggie win in one of these was in 1975 when they defeated texas. eight seconds to go. >> gary: he did it again. their third. this will be a 30-second time out. >> gary: tennessee football is fun to watch, isn't it? >> verne: we've had them three weeks in a row and we get them again next week. this will be against alabama. >> gary: you've got to go to basics. go to your center. snap. holder. get it down. do the normal. go through your fundamentals. keep your hea

. >> verne: the snapper is going to be christian robertson out of grapevine, texas. the holder mclean. the foot belongs to daniel lacamera. >> gary: they'll probably try to freeze him. he's got two left. >> verne: butch called it. >> referee: time out, tennessee. their second. this will be a 30-second time cbs, we'll begin with "ncis" and "ncis: new orleans" followed by a new edition of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. josh dobbs has assumed a prayerful posture. all he's done is throw for 394, rushed for 52 and caught a touchdown pass. one of these teams is going this is only the seventh time that two top-10 teams have played at kyle field. the last aggie win in one of these was in 1975 when they defeated texas. eight seconds to go. >> gary: he did it again. burned another one. >> referee: time out, tennessee, this will be a 30-second time out. >> gary: tennessee football is fun to watch, isn't it? >> verne: we've had them three weeks in a row and we get them again next week. this will be against alabama. >> gary: you've got to go to basics. go to your center. snap. hol

. >> verne: the snapper is going to be christian robertson out of grapevine, texas. the holder will be connor mclean. the foot belongs to daniel lacamera. >> gary: they'll probably try to freeze him. he's got two left. >> verne: butch called it. >> referee: time out, tennessee. their second. this will be a 30-second time out. >> verne: coming up tonight on cbs, we'll begin with "ncis" and "ncis: new orleans" followed by a new edition of "48 hours" tonight, only cbs. josh dobbs has assumed a prayerful posture. all he's done is throw for 394, rushed for 52 and caught a touchdown pass. one of these teams is going to remain undefeated. this is only the seventh time that two top-10 teams have played at kyle field. the last aggie win in one of these was in 1975 when they defeated texas. eight seconds to go. >> gary: he did it again. burned another one. >> referee: time out, tennessee, their third. this will be a 30-second time out. >> gary: tennessee football is fun to watch, isn't it? >> verne: we've had them three weeks in a row and we get them again next week. this will

robertson. he is not only appealing to virginia. he also wants to make sure christian conservatives stay in his camp. they are going to be critical to keeping him in this race. he really needs them to turn out on election day if he is going to make this election with hillary clinton close. >> he clearly went off script, off prompter spending the first 15 minutes of this so-called gettysburg address if you will not talking about his plan to unite the country, not talking about his plan for the economy. do you think his team was aware of that? it seems unlikely you would put something in gettysburg for the sort of significant symbol, how symbolic that is and then talk about suing women who have accused you of sexual assault? >> that's why i refer to those teleprompters, poppy, as the rumble strips for donald trump. they warn him when he is going off the road but they don't prevent him from going off the road. when you talk to his advisers and staffers, they will say, donald trump is going to be donald trump. that's not surprising he is going to vent his frustrations and

christian coalition were so strong at one point and then headed into virtual extinction? >> i think there are several answers to that. they were too personality centered. they were started by falwell, robertson. personality centered organizations usually don't survive the political or the real demise of the founder. it is hard to make that sociological transition. all those organizations because of their association with recognized leaders of particular segments didn't have much attraction for other segments. jerry falwell attracted baptist bible fundamentalists and that was about it. lots of people on his mailing list but it never was much of an organization. pat robertson mostly attracted charismatics, and did not extend far in other directions. that tends to be a pattern. these organizations depend on the voluntary subscriptions of individuals. one of the things many of these organizations like organizations on the left have to take extreme positions in order to raise money. we know the direct-mail fundraising can emphasize divisive, highly combustible rhetoric. if you do that you limit your appeal across the broader community and you're likely to wear out your welcome even with the enthu